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dancing close to home
My mom lives alone, about a thirty minute drive away, in the condo complex where my two sisters and I grew up. There’s a sprawling rosemary bush out front, planted […]
Beauty in Search of a Resting Place
Does an artist have a responsibility to anything or anyone other than their whim?
In Situ: Nina Haft and Sue Li Jue Find Common Ground in “this.placed”
How does a choreographer stay creatively vital over time? Early enthusiasm gets burnished by maturity, and one makes peace with issues that used to vex and inspire. It’s a question […]
Revealing the Process
When someone joins the Isadora Duncan Dance Awards Committee (The Izzies), they’re usually pleasantly surprised. Instead of a mysterious, shadowy group they will find a group of individuals like themselves—passionate […]
Finding an eXquisite New Orientation
Early last year, Randee Paufve, a Bay Area choreographer known for creating intricately detailed, multi-layered performance, found herself working on distinctly different projects that addressed issues of gender. One was […]
ORGANIZED CHAOS: Lenora Lee’s Fire of Freedom Tackles PTSD
GROWING FROM A RESIDENCY on the tiny black box stage at The Garage in San Francisco to large-scale site-specific works that incorporate film, martial arts, text, and installation elements, Lenora […]
DOUBLE VISION; To Futurism and Back Again
Dance art and technologist duo Sean Clute and Pauline Jennings ruminate on a century-long love affair with the machine.
Leaning into the Unexpected: The vulnerability and willingness of anthropology and performance
When I tell people I study performance as an anthropology major at college, many consider the two an odd mix.
SPEAK: On Being Ally and Aesthetic Warrior
Calling all women warriors to the table. To the think tank. the battle eld. the theater. the aftermath. We will be our own landing ground, recovery center, aesthetic re-design gym, […]
Musing on Merce: The Bay Area Remembers Cunningham
Merce Cunningham’s relationship with the Bay Area was deep and career-spanning, so on the eve of his company’s final performances at UC Berkeley, Claudia Bauer asked several local artists to […]
